How necessary is it to MAP
Hi all, ive got an 04 sti which ive put several mods on and followed it all up with a map from bob r and car is as sweet as a nut. On saying that a good mate of mine as an 94 wrx which i think has had some bits done on but not sure what. About a week ago he cracked his turbo so got hold of an td05 16 and put it straight on and ot now gos like a bat out of hell and hence the question about the mapping because he didnt have it done?
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The real problem is having a map-able ecu on the car, I'm no expert on the variations over the years, but some have to be replaced with e.g. a PowerFC to allow mapping.
IMHO
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really what i want to know is, if i go out and buy eithwer the td05 18/20 or md321h (little bit over budget i know) and have it fitted buy my local subaru chaps will it work or will the car die, .
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From: Newcastle. 330bhp-289lb/ft @ 1bar boost - 12.4s @ 105mph
18/20g/MD will need mapped, fueling won't be right. VF34 is standard on an 04 STI, I think... will stand corrected.
As stated, early WRX, like mine, has a TD05 16g as standard.
Mines never been re-mapped.
Some Scoobies will play happy with mods, some wont.
As stated, early WRX, like mine, has a TD05 16g as standard.
antony@indigo-gt Anything that changes airflow needs a map as it will affect fuelling and possibly cause det
Some Scoobies will play happy with mods, some wont.
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I agree some mods are fine but it is always worth checking even if not mapping
